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As a follow-on from an earlier challenge where students explored how buildings get tall, they now explored how buildings stay tall. What...

Airplanes fly. But how? ED-Art students this week constructed three variants of airplanes, each increasingly wacky.

As part of a new collective formed by our Venture Crew 707, I started a new project, "NEXUS." This collective is something I started to give life to various STEM projects I wanted to do, the most notable being making kits with simple instructions inside for the students of ED-Art. To gain the necessary funds to make this project possible, another crew member and I organized a fundraiser in Larchmont, selling handmade cookies, crochet flower coasters, Korean iced tea, and more

This week, ED-Art students were given a challenge: how do you design buildings to be tall? They answered this question with two...

Taking inspiration from the Hot Wheels cars we all used to play with, students experimented with kinetic and potential energy by making...

Cars are difficult to make, but not for the students this week. This Friday, they made rubber-band powered cars out of popsicle sticks,...

Following July 4th, our science class restarted by making rubber-band crossbows. A little more technical, but each of our students was...

To generate scholarship funds for NARSHA, a Venture Crew 707 and Troop 707 collective to digitally each student in Korea English, we participated in the August 4th Commerce Swap Meet. These funds would go towards funding scholarship for the most hardworking students. We sold a variety of household objects, ranging from shoes to fans to clothes to televisions. It was a smash hit, with us selling out before 12! In total, we fundraised over $1,500 over the course of the 6 hours

ED Art students this week made marble roller coasters out of halved-pool noodles that serve as guide rails. Taped to the wall, students...

ED Art students this week made a rocket zipline with string, balloons, and straws. Look at them go!

This week in ED Art, students made a bridge with paper straws and tape to connect two imaginary paper cup islands and consequently two...

This week, ED Art students made structures out of marshmallows and popsicle sticks. Some creative designs!

As a culmination of my time in Boy Scouts, I assembled custom tote bags filled with school supplies, including pens, pencils, notebooks, scissors, erasers, pencil sharpeners, and more. We made over 100 school supply bags and donated them to the students of the Asian Youth Center in San Gabriel.